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Free business calculators for your hourly rate, profit margin, discounts and tax. Turn your figures into a quote without an account.
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Work out a sustainable price before you promise it. Check the numbers, define what is included, and put the work into a clear proposal.
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Profit margin and markup calculator
Calculate your selling price from direct cost and a target margin or markup. See why the two percentages give different prices.
Open calculator ↗02Freelance hourly rate calculator
Calculate a starting hourly rate from business income, costs, reserves and realistic billable time. See the annual revenue your rate must cover.
Open calculator ↗03Discount calculator for quotes
Calculate a percentage discount, the saving and the final amount for one or more units. Check the effect before sending a quote.
Open calculator ↗04VAT calculator: add or remove tax
Add or remove a tax percentage you specify. Calculate the net amount, tax and total without assuming which rate applies to your business.
Open calculator ↗Create a business quote online
Draft and preview free. A clean quote PDF costs €0.99 EUR, once. No subscription. Your quote can use your local currency; the download is charged in euros.
Create a quote ↗Practical pricing guides
Write a clear quote: scope, assumptions and changes
Turn your price into a usable quote with specific deliverables, realistic assumptions and a simple process for extra work.
Read the guide ↗Calculate an hourly rate from realistic billable hours
Work backwards from annual costs and a before-tax income target, then check how non-billable time changes the hourly rate you need.
Read the guide ↗Margin versus markup: protect the profit in your quote
See why a 25% markup is a 20% margin, calculate a target selling price and check what a discount does to the contribution.
Read the guide ↗Discount & profit
A 10% discount can cut your contribution by 50%. Compare the same job or product with and without a discount, then decide whether the extra volume is realistic.
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